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You might be right since they don't seem to care about their reputation at all, but maybe they'd want to send a message to other employees? I don't have time to research it, but did they try to track down anyone who spoke to The Verge? There might have been lawsuits or threatened lawsuits that got settled out of court and weren't reported in the news.

OK, thanks for all that.

I look forward to reading your book.

Lol! Yeah, I thought of getting nit-picky, but we've both got better things to do.

I slowly started building out the brand.

How? When I think of wallstreetbets, I think of it as a community of people on reddit. What meaning or value does the "brand" have outside of that context? There's brand recognition because a lot of people participated in the sub. Would the brand have any value if you were the only one there? If not, and it derived its value from others' participation, why should you have greater ownership rights than others in the sub and/or reddit?